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    Quote Originally Posted by the4thpip View Post
    Well, we're a gay couple after Christmas, so Cedic and I will have the gym and joyless steamed veggies as our Friday night date.
    Ohh, I will be eating salad for lunch again, today.
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    I'll be limited to what I can do at the gym today, unless this stiff neck loosens up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spike-X View Post
    Hrm. Apparently it's not just me, and apparently it's not eyeliner.
    I can totally relate to the story about having a complex as a young boy and having long and dark eyelashes. I too had long dark eyelashes and was told when I was 4 that I looked like a girl. I promptly tried to pluck them out. I stopped after a couple of plucks (hurt too much).

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    Quote Originally Posted by jessecuster3 View Post
    Ohh, I will be eating salad for lunch again, today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tadhg View Post
    Slam turned me onto the Thursday Next novels a few years ago, but I just got an ebook copy of the Eyre Affair on sale. So yay!
    Quote Originally Posted by Slam_Bradley View Post
    I love me some Jasper Fforde. Thursday Next is a great prtagonist. They almost made me interested in Jane Eyre. The Nursery Crimes are also great, though it's long past time for a third installment.

    If you like Fforde, you'll probably like Christopher Moore. Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal and The Stupidest Angel are pure joy.

    The Thursday Next novels are so very awesome!
    It's wanting to know that makes us matter. Otherwise we're going out the way we came in. That's why you can't believe in the afterlife. Believe in the after, by all means, but not the life. Believe in God, the soul, the spirit, the infinite, believe in angels if you like, but not in the great celestial get-together for an exchange of views. If the answers are in the back of the book I can wait, but what a drag. Better to struggle on knowing that failure is final. - Hannah, Arcadia

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donald M. View Post
    Are we still tossing out the names of delightfully mad novels here? No? Well too bad.

    Anyone here familiar with Sewer, Gas and Electric by Matt Ruff? It's one of my fave and, well, I'm bad at describing things, so here's something I cut and pasted from the book's page on Amazon:

    Set in New York city in the year 2023, it features a huge cast of characters, including humans, androids and a mutant great white shark, all revolving around Harry Gant, a Donald Trump-style billionaire real estate developer who's building the world's tallest skyscraper, a "new Tower of Babel." Holding the many subplots together is Gant's ex-wife, Joan Fine, who sets out to investigate the murder of a Wall Street financier who had sought to topple Gant Industries and who was ostensibly beaten to death with a signed first edition of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. As Fine's research leads her through the history of the Walt Disney Co., Gant Industries and J. Edgar Hoover's FBI, not to mention many digressions into Rand's theory of Objectivism, she uncovers a sweeping conspiracy involving a mysterious plague that wiped out the entire black race at the turn of the 21st century. Ruff uses a cartoonist's palette in his portraits of everyone and everything: Philo Dufresne, the eco-terrorist captain of a Yellow Submarine-style vessel called Yabba-Dabba-Doo; Harvard-educated pornographer Lexa Thatcher; an attack submarine called City of Women (wo)manned by one Wendy Mankiller; a whole caste of "Electric Negroes" who serve the city's white upper class.
    I think my brain snapped. On the list!

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Brady View Post
    Baby won't sleep again.

    Fucking kill me.
    I think Tadhg's old glasses gave me super powers. Let me try... this... POW! BAMO! WHUMP! Hope that worked! *twirl*

    Quote Originally Posted by Donald M. View Post
    Anyone else been having issues with the boards the last couple days?

    New year, new server problems?
    Yes. Fuck Monica. I blame Jonah. I always blame Jonah. Fucking up my free entertainment!



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    Being unique and oh so corny
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    What's up people?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bipolar danger girl View Post
    I think my brain snapped.
    How can you tell?

    Quote Originally Posted by bipolar danger girl
    On the list!
    Okay, since you qualified that...

    I think Tadhg's old glasses gave me super powers. Let me try... this... POW! BAMO! WHUMP! Hope that worked! *twirl*
    He was out by 5:30. I passed out an hour later, making me an hour late for work. If not for that, I'd be awake since 2:30.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Royal View Post
    What's up people?
    Fuck all. Time to make breakfast for the brats.
    The unicorn is kind of lonely
    Being unique and oh so corny
    Mounting does not amount to much
    The unicorn is unic-horny.
    ~the4thpip

    That's because Women are not vending machines that you just put kindness coins in until sex comes out.~Pól Rua

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    Quote Originally Posted by bipolar danger girl View Post
    Fuck all. Time to make breakfast for the brats.
    Already had my cheerios.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Royal View Post
    Already had my cheerios.
    and I had my egg on toast.



    I need someone with the super talent of finding things...over two hundred hand cut out 'clothing' for a pre-school craft have gone missing, not good.
    What have I always believed? That, on the whole, and by and large, if a person lived properly, not according to what any priests said, but according to what seemed decent and honest inside, then it would, at the end, more or less, turn out ok.

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    Where is the last place you saw them?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jessecuster3 View Post
    Where is the last place you saw them?
    the cart right outside my cubicle ( I use it for storage of 'shared' items)
    What have I always believed? That, on the whole, and by and large, if a person lived properly, not according to what any priests said, but according to what seemed decent and honest inside, then it would, at the end, more or less, turn out ok.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Puma View Post
    the cart right outside my cubicle ( I use it for storage of 'shared' items)

    Is the cart still there?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spike-X View Post
    It's 39ºC here right now (102ºF). It's after 6 pm. And I have no A/C.
    It's currently - 8 F here (-22 C). I'm hard pressed to sympathize.

    Quote Originally Posted by Donald M. View Post
    So, is everyone aware that Warren Ellis second novel came out this week, because I had no idea until I stumble across it on Amazon. It's called Gun Machine and it sounds freaking amazing.
    I added it to my extraordinarily long list of books to read yesterday.

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